I want to get a new CPU cooler. Should I use an All In One CPU Cooler or go with a newer AIR CPU Cooler?
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All In One Cpu Cooler
Started by Hawk819, Mar 22 2017 10:23 PM
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- The Tip of the Spear
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Posted 22 March 2017 - 10:23 PM
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- The Hammer
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Posted 23 March 2017 - 12:22 AM
Depends on what you wanna do...
Do you plan to overclock or installing watercooling for other parts than cpu too?
More infos are needed ... only this simple question leads to nothing
Do you plan to overclock or installing watercooling for other parts than cpu too?
More infos are needed ... only this simple question leads to nothing
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Posted 23 March 2017 - 10:42 AM
I want to overclock, yet, I don't trust dedicated all in one cpu coolers cause they tend leak and fail. However, I don't want to dismiss something out of hand. I thought that I'd get the communities advice, and see what the fuss was about.
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Posted 26 March 2017 - 11:21 PM
For a good AIO watercooling solution, i recommend the Fractal Design Kelvin.
I personally use the Kelvin S24 with two nb eelop 120mm fans at 800rpm on my overclocked amd fx 8320 @ 4.8ghz and vcore of 1.404 volts and its a dream.
The pump itself runs at around 2900rpm and i simply can't hear it. Since that thing can be expanded, i'm using it to cool northbridge and vrm's also. It never leaked or something
I personally use the Kelvin S24 with two nb eelop 120mm fans at 800rpm on my overclocked amd fx 8320 @ 4.8ghz and vcore of 1.404 volts and its a dream.
The pump itself runs at around 2900rpm and i simply can't hear it. Since that thing can be expanded, i'm using it to cool northbridge and vrm's also. It never leaked or something
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